Turkey to be instructed as the world's Logistics Performance Course in University

Turkey's logistical success in the World University Courses to be instructed as: Dokuz Eylül University Faculty Professor of Marine Dr. D. Ali Deveci, Assoc. Gül Denktaş Şakar, Prof.Dr. The mod Intermodal Transportation Business Model ca case, which was implemented by Okan Tuna and Ford Otosan Logistics Manager Recai Işıktaş in English within the scope of the logistics operations of Ford Otosan, was published by world-renowned publishing house Springer.

Oxford University Project Oxford
In order to present successful logistics and supply chain applications in different countries, 3 was published as a global project by Oxford University, one of the most prestigious universities in the world years ago. 11 is the editor of the book that includes selected supply chain and logistics cases from different countries. Pietrowich and Prof. Cuthberson undertook. DEÜ Faculty of Maritime Logistics Management Department Head Prof.Dr. Okan Tuna said; Sun Our aim is to provide good logistics practices to the sector and academicians. Ford Otosan Intermodal Transport case is an application that has significant gains based on both cost and environment. There is a lot to be learned by international enterprises from this application, where the modes of maritime, road and railway transportation are used in an integrated structure Deniz.

Green Logistics Success Yeşil
Ford Otosan the inputs provided from suppliers, from a logistics center in Cologne, Germany, logistics approaches and achievements describing cases related to the use of the railway option in process and delivered to Turkey, contains very important information as part of the competitiveness of the rule of enterprises. Ford Otosan Logistics Manager Recai Işıktaş said the following: Im The most important achievement of this project except for cost-effective gains is that it is an environmentally sensitive green logistics application. With the project we started in 2003, 8990 tons of CO2 have been added to the environment by reducing the amount of CO2013. This 2 is equivalent to the contribution of a million woodland, a forest about half the size of the Belgrade forest.

Published by the international publisher Springer under the name internet Supply Chain Design and Management for Emerging Countries Design, the book can be ordered online.